Lucinda MacKethan

Lucinda H. MacKethan is Alumni Distinguished Professor of English Emerita at North Carolina State University, where she taught courses primarily in Southern and African American literature. She is the author or editor of six books, including Daughters of Time: Creating Women's Voice in Southern Story and the coedited Companion to Southern Literature. MacKethan was a fellow at the National Humanities Center where her curricula and lectures appear on the center's online program for teacher enrichment. She is senior consultant for the NEH award-winning radio play website Scribblingwomen.org. She lectures nationally on the culture of the Old South.

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Anya Seton (4 Formats) ›

By Lucinda MacKethan

Cloth Price 30.00

Cloth, PDF, EPUB, Mobipocket

Published Aug 2020

Discover the extraordinary life of Anya Seton, the queen of historical fiction, in this intimate biography.

Author Lucinda MacKethan delves into Seton's creative process, balancing a demanding writing career with family life. Explore the challenges Seton faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry, and her meticulous research that brought historical settings to life. This biography offers:

Insights into Seton's masterpieces like Katherine and The Winthrop Woman
An intimate look at her personal journals and letters
A compelling portrait of a dedicated writer's inner turmoil

For readers of historical fiction, biography enthusiasts, and anyone seeking inspiration from a remarkable woman's journey, Anya Seton is a captivating exploration of a life devoted to storytelling.